International Attendees

The Louvre Abu Dhabi which is an art and civilization museum, the museum was established in late 2017, and is to date, the largest art museum in the Arabian Peninsula.

Head to our landmark Corniche and enjoy an impressive eight kilometres of manicured waterfront that includes children’s play areas, separate cycle and pedestrian pathways, cafés and restaurants, and the Corniche Beach – a lifeguarded beach park. Beachgoers should also spend some time on the stunning Saadiyat and Yas public beaches or for a spot of luxury they can book a day in the uber-luxurious Saadiyat Beach Club.

Home to over 200 nationalities living together in harmony. Abu Dhabi is a safe, clean city with modern infrastructure and facilities and was named the safest city in the Middle East and Africa and 25th Worldwide by the Economist Intelligence Unit (EIU)’s Safe Cities Index 2015. It has an extremely low crime rate and high levels of personal safety.

The range of infrastructure projects in Abu Dhabi City range from improvements, maintenance and renovation of roads, bridges and tunnels on top of upgrades to its, lighting systems. These underscore the city’s keenness to provide high quality and modern infrastructure capable of offering services that measure up to the development aspirations of the community.

The rich diversity of culture, historic monuments, leisure attractions and business opportunities, reflect a destination with a global outlook, and an extraordinary appeal built on the foundations of heritage preservation. The Sheikh Zayed Grand Mosque, offers a wide range of stunning and extraordinary experience. This unique house of worship is the UAE’s largest mosque.

From the Arabian splendour of Emirates Palace to the only hotel to straddle an F1 track, from the UAE Pavilion’s striking dunes to the world’s furthest leaning man-made tower, Abu Dhabi’s architectural wonders astound. The name of Abu Dhabi’s original art destination literally translates to mean a “place of enlightenment”. Manarat Al Saadiyat opened its doors to art lovers in 2009 and hosts on-going activities for the local community, including workshops for children and adults in topics such as printmaking, self-portraits, figure drawing, and robotics.

Shopping is something of a national pastime in Abu Dhabi, perhaps because it’s so diverse and tax-free: everything from luxurious and ultra-modern malls with the latest brands, to small, souk-like shops where you can buy traditional perfumes, handicrafts, spices and carpets.

Luxury brands, lifestyle retailers and traditional souks are commonplace in Abu Dhabi’s shopping malls. We have a wide range and ample venue options, programs for accompanying persons, Things to do and places to go that suits every taste.

Adrenaline-pumping activities, Abu Dhabi has it all. Ferrari World is the first Ferrari-branded theme park and has the world’s fastest roller coaster.

On Sir Bani Yas Island, the Arabian Wildlife Park is home to more than 10,000 free roaming animals and takes up more than half of the island. Visitors can now get up close and personal, at eye-level, with the island’s giraffes from a purpose-built viewing platform made completely from recycled materials.

The Warner Bros.  World Abu Dhabi Theme Park opened this year, is the world’s first ever Warner Bros. branded indoor theme park.

Saadiyat Island is a major achievement in Abu Dhabi’s vision to become a world-class destination bridging global cultures.